Lansing State Journal from Lansing, Michigan • Page 54

STATE JOURNAL (Lansing, Mich.) Thursday, May 1, 1952 DETAILS IRONED OUT MacArthur Welcome Plans Complete Final Arrangements Made at Kellogg Center Meeting Details for the visit of Gen. Douglas MacArthur. Lansing on arrive at 9:30 a. m. at be Capital City luncheon and reception sponsored airport, where he will greeted by the Michigan Press association.

May 15 were completed. Wednes- by a reception committee in charge day evening in at Kel- of Fred 1. Chase, secretary of the logs Center, Michigan State col- state senate. lege. Special open convertibles will Rep.

William Broomfleld of Roy- carry Gen. MacArthur and his al Oak, chairman of the state's party, city, state and county offigeneral committee, said the draft cials to Oldsmobile for tour of of the program would be complet- defense production operations ed Friday and announced. Only there. technical changes in routing were On completion of the factory made by the committee. visit, Gen.

MacArthur will be As planned, Gen. MacArthur will whisked to Kellogg Center for Fred Kircher Candidate For Seat in Legislature Believing state representative to be almost a full-time job, Ald. Fred L. Kircher of the fifth ward Thursday announced his candidacy for the Republican nomination in the first district, Ingham county. Mr.

Kircher, who served four terms in the legislature as rep resentative of Lansing and Ingham county, seeks the seat being cated by Rep. Robert M. Montgomery. He served with Rep. Montgomery in the house.

Being semi-retired from business, Mr. Kircher says he would be free to devote practically all of his time to representing the district in the state legislature. He believes the annual sessions, set up by the constitution, make it mandatory that the elected representative devote almost full time to looking after constituent Interests. Serving in the legislature from 1939 through 1946, Mr. Kircher was chairman of the health and social aid and welfare committees.

He sponsored and championed the capitol development program and was active in the building sion of Michigan State college. Late this month, Mr. Kircher completes 20 years of service as an alderman, supervisor and member of many of the city's important governmental committees. He was president of the city council in 1932 and chairman of the Ingham ty board of supervisors in 1938. A resident of Lansing for 35 years, Mr.

Kircher now is prestdent 'of the Fred L. Kircher company, which supervises properties owned by the firm. He lives at S. Holmes st. While active in governmental affairs, Mr.

Kircher has found time to devote to civic, Masonic and church programs. Urges Two Flood Problems Laws The legislature was urged by Gov. Williams Thursday to enact two more relieve flood problems in Michigan. The governor endorsed bill prepared by Eugene C. Betz (R- Monroe) which would guarantee the federal government against damage claims for flood control projects installed by the army engineers, provide all lands and rights of way for such projects and operate the works according to orders of the secretary of the army.

The federal flood control assistance is impossible without these assurances, Williams said. Legal Notice STATE OF MICHIGAN In the office of drain commissioner of the county of Ingham in the matter of the Daft, day of April, 1952 petition was filed Notice is hereby, given. that on the 25th with the undersigned county drain ing for the clean out and repair of Daft missioner for the county of Ingham drain. That upon the 25th day of April. 1952.

the undersigned filed with the Honorable John McClellan. judge of probate. petition asking for the appointment of board of determination: That said Judge of Probate having pointed Leo Harrison, Dean Taylor, Wilfred Jewett as such board of determination. Now. therefore, said board will meet at intersection of Miller and 1952.

Wise rds. 10:30 on the 15th day of May, at o'clock in the forenoon of said day to determine the necessity of cleaning out and repairing Therefore. of all Daft drain. persons, municipalities and highway officials interested in the proposed Daft drain are requested to be present 10 they so desire. Dated at Mason this 28th day of April, 1952.

Gerald Graham. county drain missioner of the county of Ingham. No. 21 FRED L. KIRCHER Instructor At MSC Gets New Position Appointment of Dr.

James G. Moore, faculty member at Michigan State college, as dean of Franklin college, Franklin, was revealed Thursday in a United Press news dispatch from Franklin. Dr. Moore, Instructor in effective living, will take over his new duties at the end of the current school year. He has been on the college staff five years.

A graduate of M. S. C. in 1936, he obtained his master's degree at the University of Michigan and his doctor degree in 1951 at M. S.

C. Before affiliating with M. S. Dr. Moore taught two years each at Bad Axe and Grand Haven, served 54 months with the air force and was director of the veterans' institute section of the Michigan Education association in 1947.

Eight Area Girls Join Honoraries Eight girls from the Lansing area were among the 48 co-eds at Michigan State college inducted into two honorary societies Thursday morning. At the annual May Morning Sing, members of the Mortar Board, senior women's honorary, passed their caps to 13 juniors. The 35 new members of the Tower Guard, sophomore women's honorary, received pins from the retiring members. Dorothy Glupker, Mortar Board president, announced that Margaret Fuller of East Lansing was accepted into the organization. Doris Humes, president of Tower Guard, revealed that Marilyn Baumer and Mary Rouse, both of Lansing; Alice Haak, Sheila Harper, Alice Severance, Marion Steinbauer and Margaret Fuller, all of East Lansing, and Louellen Miller of Williamston, were inducted.

NOTICE TO BIDDERS Sealed proposals will be received at the office of the Ingham County Road Commission, until 10 A. M. May 16th, 1952 for the following: INSURANCE FOR FLEET OF EQUIPMENT A certified check in the amount of $100.00 made payable to Ingham County Road Commission must accompany each proposal. The right to reject any and all bids and to waive any defects in the bids, also to make award in any manner deemed for the best interests of the County is reserved by the Board. All proposals to he in sealed envelopes and plainly marked as to their contents and the name of the bidder.

Complete list of equipment and coverage desired will be furnished by the Clerk to all bidders who request same. Ingham County Road Commission L. D. Dunckel Roy B. Moore Guy C.

Hull No. 6 BIDS WANTED SEALED PROPOSALS FOR ALTERATIONS TO CENTRAL SCHOOL 325 W. GRAND RIVER, EAST LANSING, MICHIGAN Proposals will be received by the Board of Education at the High School Building, 810 Forest Avenue, East Lansing, Michigan, until 7:30 p. E. S.

May 26, 1952, in the High School Library, at which time and place they will be publicly opened and read aloud. The work of all trades, including Plumbing, Heating, Ventilating and Electrical, shall be included in a single proposal. Access to Plans and Specifications for bids may be had at the offices of the Architects, Laitals and Nuechterlein, 600 Hollister Building, Lansing, Michigan; at the Builders and Traders Exchange, Lansing, Detroit and Grand Rapids; at the offices of F. W. Dodge Corporation, Flint and Detroit; and at the offices of the Board of Education.

Plans and Specifications may be obtained from the Architects on and after May 8, 1952. A deposit of $10.00 is required per set, the full amount of which will be refunded upon return of documents in good condition within 10 days after opening of bids. All bids must be accompanied by a Certified Check or Bid Bond recognized Surety Company for of the amount of the bid submitted. Checks shall be made payable to the Secretary of the Board of Education. No bidder may withdraw his bid within 20 days after the date set for the opening thereof.

The Board of Education reserves the right to reject any or all bids or accept the bid that, in the opinion of the Board of Education, will serve the best interests of the School District. Bidder shall file with Architect a statement of experience and financial ability to handle contract. Successful bidders will be required to furnish Performance Bond in the amount of of the contract price and Labor and Materials Bend in the amount of of the contract price. Helen B. LeDuc, Secretary School District of the City of East Lansing Ingham County, Michigan No.

22 Cancer Fund At $16,500 Booths Set Up at Eight Downtown Locations; Goal Is $21,000 Cancer booths set up by the Ing. ham County Cancer society in behalf of the annual fund-raising drive were receiving contributions at eight downtown locations Thursday morning. The fund stands at $16,500. The goal is $21,000. W.

Herald Thaman, 1309 D. Mt. Hope who is in charge of the booths, said that 11 organizations will provide personnel for the three days that the booths will be operated. The following organizations are participating: Catholic Women's club, College Women's Volunteer Service, Council of American Legion auxiliary, Junior League, Methodist women, Jewish Women's Aid, Chi Omega alumni, East Lansing Women's Lutheran church Kappa Gamma, Alpha Phi, and the Pilot club. Booth locations are at Mills Dry Goods, J.

W. Knapp, Sears Roebuck, Hotel Olds, American State bank, Arbaugh's, Bank of Lansing, and the Michigan National bank. Approximately $1,000 was re ceived at the Ingham detection center, 510 Washington Wednesday afternoon. Albert Ehinger, campaign chairman, pealed to all residents of the county to send contributions. Backs Plea Of Insanity Psychiatrist Says Ellis Was Mentally Deranged at Time of Shooting By FRED OLDS (Journal Staff Writer) Testifying for the defense in the "Happy" Ellis a trial Thursday, a psychiatrist told a circuit jury that in his belief Ellis was insane when he shot J.

W. Travis. Ellis, 46, of 810 E. Sheridan is charged with assault with intent to commit murder as the result of the shooting last Oct. 11 in the north parking lot at Fisher Body.

The defense contention that Ellis was temporarily insane at the time of the shooting was bulwarked by Thursday's testimony offered by Phelps Sheets, medical superintendent of the Traverse City state hospital for the insane. The victim, 46, of 818 Jerome was wounded twice by bullets fired from a gun in the hands of Ellis, police detectives said, when the latter found Travis sitting in an automobile with Mrs. Ellis. The psychiatrist's claim of Ellis' insanity came in answer to lengthy hypothetical question posed by Kim Sigler, defense counsel, which contained much of the direct testimony which Ellis gave from the witness stand Wednesday afternoon. Posing the defendant as a religious man who neither smokes nor drinks, the question, covering three typewritten pages, outlined events in Ellis' life leading to the shooting.

It presented testimony showing that Ellis had made repeated attempts at a reconciliation and said he went to the parking lot the afternoon of Oct. 11 "with the further hope of persuading his wife to return home and quit running around with Travis." It set forth that Ellis procured a gun which had been lying in a trunk in the basement of his home for several months, and claimed that Ellis carried the gun with him at that time because he felt that with it he could prevent Travis from attempting to assault him or quarrel with him. The question added: "As he looked through the window on the right hand side of the car he observed that the said J. W. Travis had his arm around defendant's wife, and further observed that her dresses were pulled up above her knees, and upon observing these facts, he lost complete control of himself." It continued that in the ensuing moments Travis made a lunge at Ellis, that Ellis hit Travis with a dinner pail he was carrying, but in the course of the scuffle the defendant does not remember shooting the gun, hearing the report, or knowing what took place.

It also contends that his reason at the time was so disturbed by passion and nervous tension, worry and loss of sleep, that he did not know what he was doing. The question concluded: "Assuming these facts to be true, state whether or not in your opinion the defendant at the time of the shooting was sane or insane." "Insane," the psychiatrist replied. Mr. Sigler earlier had flown Ellis in his plane to Traverse City to be examined there by the medical man. As Dr.

Sheets concluded his testimony, he was cross-examined by Prosecutor Paul Younger, who tried to break down the contention that the defendant was insane at the time of the shooting. Mr. Younger read from a statement given by Ellis to police in which the defendant recalled varjous events at the shooting from memory. Mr. Younger and Mr.

Sigler dueled sharply on several occasions as to how the prosecutor should phrase his questions. As the prosecutor concluded his crossexamination, Mr. Sigler asked the psychiatrist if it is possible for an insane person to have memory. The psychiatrist answered "yes." The case is not expected to go to a jury until Friday. Before that, however, the prosecution will take testimony from its own psychiatrist, Dr.

Frank W. Schwartz of Battle Creek. Michigan Dahlia Readied The Michigan Dahlia association will hold its annual dahlia auction at the Michigan State college horticulture building Saturday from to 10 p. m. A.

E. Cadwell, resident of the association, said Thursday that more than 1,000 dahlias are on hand for the auction. He said Carl Sattler of Toledo, 0., will be auctioneer. Proceeds will be used for eduthe association for the annual cational programs, carried on by dahlia show. The auction is open to the public.

AIRPLANES FRANCIS AVIATION- Renders complete plane service: chartered planes, Instruction in flying. and pleasure trips. Phone 41324. AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE BUICK 1950 Special, 4-door. 1-owner car.

Hilton Richards Buick, Mason. Phone 6MA-26141. BUICK 1940- Super club coupe, new blue paint. good motor and tires, really sharp. Trade and terms.

Wayne's Auto Sales, 2401 S. Cedar. Phone 51103. BUICK 1946 Super convertible. Excellent shape, fully equipped.

Phone 58420 or 22576. BUICK 1950-Deluxe special 2-door, radio and heater, new tires. 22.000 miles, quick 'Call 89266. BUICK 1950-Super with radio, heater and family dynaflow. will like the car, you will like our Good in every respect.

Your deal. See and drive it at Harold Chaffin, 604 E. Michigan. Drive onto lot to park while shopping. Phone 21286, we're open to 10.

BUICK-1950, Super, 4-door sedan. Also Super convertible. Very clean. Call after 5:30, 26385. BUICK-1950, 4-door, Super Riviera, completely equipped, excellent condition.

Phone 99559. BUICK 1951 4-door special sedan, beautiful grey finish, 9,000 like actual new! miles, Must fac- see tory official car. Just to appreciate! Save Alleva's, several 2421 hundred N. Larch dollars on this car! st. Phone 93879.

BUICK 1947- Super sedan, excellent 1s finish. real clean good car and priced right! Alleva's, tires, motor A-1, This 2421 N. Larch. Phone 93879. BUICK 1950-Super 4-door, low mileage.

$1,850. Phone owner 28707. BUICK 1948 Super convertible, cream color, radio, heater, good condition. Call 6MA-5509. installed BUICK-1950 radio, Super.

heater, Dark blue, defrosters, white factorywall tires and dynaflow drive. you're looking for a '50 Buick Super, Chas. compare this brock, value 1115 before E. Michigan. Phone 92115.

you buy. Open to 10. BUICK-1949 Super 4-door with radio. heater and dynaflow. 'Tis like new, maroon finish and very low mileage.

See and drive it at Bailey-Smith, 2311 E. Michigan. Phone 99478. Open nings. tion.

Your car is worth more in trade at BUICK- biggest. cleanest selecLes Foote, Lansing or Mason. Ride better for less. mesh CADILLAC drive, like new, Cadillac sedan. 075; 1950 Cadillac 1949 sedan.

20,000 actual sedan, has everything, miles, Cadillac tires. 1948 really "62" sharp, sedan, black. U. S. Master $1.975.

One owner Cadillac E. Michigan. trade-ins. CADILLAC 1941- 61, club sedan, hydraMcClintoc Cadillac, 2400 matic, radio. heater, whitewall Sales, tires, 1611 2- tone paint.

Ackerman Motor E. Michigan. Phone 47548. CADILLAC 1947 4-door We have a 4-door Fully and equipped, a 7 passenger limousine. Many othhydramatic.

ers. Davis, We Dale Miller, or or Eugene Jenkins trade up down. See Manley at Davis Son, 1433 E. Michigan. Open evenings.

closed Sunday. CHEVROLET 1941-New tires, $160 good cash. motor. Needs some body work. Phone 50868.

CHEVROLET-1950 deluxe clean. 4-door. Come All in and drive it and convince yourself. equipped and exceptionally Trades accepted and liberal terms on balance. Rowley Watson, Michigan.

DodgePlymouth Dealers, 2109 evenings. E. Phone 91109. Open CHEVROLET 1948-2-DOOR. ORIGINAL SHINY BLACK FINISH.

ALLY NICE CONDITION THROUGHOUT. PRICED FOR QUICK SALE AT ONLY $895. ENGLAND-COOK 0. K. USED CAR LOT, 512-518 E.

IGAN AVE. PHONE 56407. OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL 9. CHEVROLET 1949- -Styleline deluxe, and 2- door, maroon and heater. This car is paint.

excellent motor tires, radio Trade and terms. above Wayne's. Auto Sales, 2401 S. Cedar. average.

CHEVROLET 1950-Styleline deluxe 2- 51103. door. A sharp, low mileage Michigan car. ave. At George Rowley's, Phone 1322 E.

41279. Open evenings, CHEVROLET 1946- good. 4-door, radio, very heater. clean, runs good. cheap.

looks Al Edwards, "Your Priced Saginaw at Grand River. Phone 96515. Open evenings. CHEVROLET 1946. 2-door, clean, 1947 trade.

Plymouth Sig Johnson, 3027 E. Saginaw at convertible. shiny red. Will Clippert. CHEVROLET 1951-Bel-Air glide.

white (hard side top). wall 5.300 miles, power tires, terms. Call at 617 N. Clemens after 5. CHEVROLET 1951-Deluxe fully 2-door.

equipped. very low trade. 3440 W. Holmes rd. mileage, extra clean, Sell or CHEVROLET Air -Ride 1941 tires, 2 heaters, defrost-Excellent motor, radio.

Sharp body. This car good ers, $350, worth more. Mechangood 1s Ically tops. perfect. 322 W.

Sheridan rd. Call 24111. CHEVROLET 1950 equipped. Convertible. $1,575.

Very good Call condition, fully 96108. CHEVROLET 1947- 2-door. Heater Phone and defroster, $695. 2411 Forrest. 22608.

CHEVROLETS (2) CARRY-ALLA 1949 and a 1946. These two are good for the money and will serve dual purpose for light hauling and passenger hauling. Your dollar will buy more at Harold Chaffin. 604 E. Michigan.

Phone 21286. open to 10. CHEVROLET 1946-Fleetline arrow sedan. 47938 before 2:30 in afternoon. CHEVROLET-1942 mechanical special.

condition. Excellent $325 tires, cash. 710 N. Hayford. Phone 96861.

CHEVROLET-1949 Styleline Spotless. deluxe. 2-tone 4- door. finish. Fully Very good mechanical condition.

equipped. Low mileage. It looks and handles Milks. Inc. like a Used much Car newer Lot.

1300 E. Michigan. Phone car. Malcolm 95281. Open evenings.

CHEVROLET-1949. deluxe, Also in 1 A-1 2-wheel dition. Owner deceased, trailer. Phone 43522. CHEVROLET 1951-Deluxe 93 2-door, Laingsburg.

radio, heater, undercoat. Call CHEVROLET 1940-Club coupe, 52602; good condition, good tires. Phone after p. m. 27703.

CHEVROLET-1948, deluxe, 2-door, Climax. 2-tone green. a clean, low mileage. 1229 Phone 41190. CHEVROLET-1948 club coupe.

Beautiful jet black finish. fully equipped. A oneowner automobile. One of the cleanest '48 club coupe in the city. Chas.

Ellerbrock, 1115 E. Michigan. Call 92115. Open to 10. CHEVROLET 1948 4-door, new engine.

good paint, $725. Phone 94560 after 5 D. m. CHEVROLET-If you want the best for less. see Toms Used Cars, 1450 E.

Michigan. Phone 93285. CHEVROLET 1946 -Club coupe, Fleetmaster. This sharp car has blue finish. dio and heater.

We have several others in later models. Balley-Smith, 2311 E. Michigan. Phone 99478. Open nings.

CHEVROLET-Town's biggest. cleanest selection. Your car 1s worth more in trade at Les Foote, Lansing or Mason. Ride better for less. CHRYSLERS-1947 Royal club coupe.

1948 Windsor 2-door. Both are fully equipped and in exceptionally good condition throughout. If you have been looking for a car like this don't buy before seeing these. Malcolm Milks. Used Car Lot.

1300 E. Michigan. Phone 95281. Open evenings. CROSLEYS-1949 station wagon.

1949 door sedan. Both in excellent condition. C. M. Jewell Service, 526 S.

Waverly rd. DeSOTO-1950 deluxe club coupe. Heater. radio, 19.000 miles. Runs like new.

Visit our lot and select a low mileage, postwar car and drive 1 year under our guarantee. Liberal trade allowance. Rowley Watson. Dodge-Plymouth dealers. 2109.

E. Michigan. Phone 91109. Open evenings. DESOTO-1948, deluxe 2-door.

tip-toe shift. radio. heater. like new. Priced cheap.

Al Edwards. "Your DeSotoPlymouth Dealer' Saginaw at Grand River. Phone 96515. Open evenings. DESOTO 1951- 4-door.

Tiptoe transmission. Radio. heater. sun visor, and tubeless tires. 11,800 actual miles.

1 owner. Priced low for quick sale. Trade and terms. Jack Royeton. 2216 E.

Michigan. Phone 47448. DESOTO-1946 sedan. Automatic transmission. All new tires.

Really clean! $795. Allison-Ridenour Motor Sales. 2306 Michigan ave. Phone 44337. DODGE- 1949 Coronet club coupe.

All equipped including Gyromatic drive, light green finish like new. A one-owner, locally owned car. A beauty and one you will be proud to own. Can be seen at Rowley Watson, Dodge-Plymouth Dealers, 2109 E. Michigan.

Phone 91109. Open evenings. DODGE 1952-Coronet. 4-door, low mileage, 2 tone green finish, tinted glass, 8 tube radio, fluid drive, save $300 on this one. Trade and terms.

Wayne's Auto Sales. 2401 S. Cedar. Phone 51103. DODGE- Coupe, 1940.

Good condition. Cheap transportation. Phone 21749. FULL OF SURPRISES Is the State Journal Classified ad section. Read the wantads to fill daily needs! Automotive AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE DODGE: 1946 2-door.

Yuld drive, car OK all ways. $625. Phone 50058. 518 S. Pennsylvania.

DODGE 1949- Convertible Coronet. Gyramatic transmission, radio, heater, and original finish. Jack Royeton, 2216 E. Michigan. Phone 47448.

DODGE 1946-Club coupe with new metallic green paint job and fluid drive. others at Bailey-Smith, 2311 E. Michigan. Phone 99478. Open evenings.

DODGE Town's biggest, cleanest selection. Your car is worth more in trade at Les Foote, Lansing or Mason. Ride better for less. FORD 1951-Custom deluxe 2-door, Fordomatic drive, radio, heater, turn lights. Check this one before you buy.

Ackerman Motor Sales, 1611 E. Michigan. Phone 47548. FORDS, CHEVROLETS -And others. 25 pre-war cars.

Low down payments, liberal trades. Ridenour's, 3000 S. Cedar. FORD 1949 AT CHAFFIN'SCustom 2-door with radio and heater. There have been no price rises here.

Buy now, buy. joy the your money 2501 will Cedar. Harold Phone Chaffin, 21287, open to FORD 1951-Convertible, 9,000 miles, radio, air conditioner heater, Ford-o-matic, like new, priced a bargain. Al Edwards, Saginaw at Grand River. Phone 96515.

Your DeSoto-Plymouth Dealer" Open evenings. radio, FORD-1951, heater, excellent condition. Less 6 cylinder 2-door. Green, than 7,000 miles. $1,595.

By owner. 1205 E. Saginaw. FORD 1951, Victoria, Hawaiian bronze. Fordomatic, $1,995.

white 1205 tires, E. 7,000 Saginaw. miles. By FORD -Coupe, loaded. 1948 1949 DeSoto Chevro- 4-door let 2-door, like new.

deluxe. 1947 Pontiac, Streamliner Sons sedan Auto with everything. Utter Sales, 3216 N. East st. Phone 59706.

Open evenings. FORD 1949 Club coupe, exceptionally clean, radio, heater, overdrive. Call 46577 or 110 N. Foster. FORD 1951-Convertible, fully condition, equipped, $1,925.

mileage, excellent Call 54189. 1212 Edward. FORD 1941-Club coupe. For sale or trade. Phone 24531 between 6 and 8 p.

m. FORD 1951-Black convertible, white sidewalls, radio, heater. Call owner, 97289 after 6 p. m. FORDS AT CHAFFIN'S1951 2-DOOR-Has radio, heater and low mileage.

1950 CRESTLINER-8' with dio, heater and whitewall tires. 1950 SEATTAN. WAGON-That like radio and heater. 1950 (2) 2-DOOR-And (1) 4-door. 1948 2-DOOR-With radio and heater.

Price is low. HAROLD CHAFFIN, INC. 604-E. MICHIGAN PHONE 21286 OPEN UNTIL 10 FORD-1950 Deluxe 2-door sedan. 13,700 actual miles.

Overdrive, heater. perfect condition. Only $1,145. Phone 81656. FORD radio, heater, A-1 condition.

Will accept older car for equity. Phone 97025. 1809 Davis. FORD-1947, Super deluxe, 4-door, radio and heater, excellent condition. Phone 99559.

FORD-1951. Victoria. Alpine blue and grey. Completely equipped, under 4,000 actual miles. Private owner.

May be seen at 2424 E. Michigan ave. Phone 44496. FORD 1948 Super dark deluxe green paint. 2-door, heater, original superb car in every way! You'll like its appearance, performance and its very low price.

An excellent value for the thrifty buyer! You can't go wrong, for it's priced at only $795. Best trades. 18 months on balance. Capitol City Pontiac. 311 River st.

Phone 57214. Open evenings. custom sedan. Radio, heater. Fordomatic drive.

Driven only 8,500 miles! Just like new! We have priced this for quick sale! Alleva's, 2421 N. Larch. Phone 93879. FORD FORD- Custom 8 cylinder 2- door sedan with radio and heater, good, sharp clean used car with plenty of unused miles $995 1951 FORD 8-cylinder 2-door, beautiful gray finish, has radio, heater, spotlight and other accessories. Priced to sell $1,495 1 1947 FORD-8 cylinder 4-door, black beauty.

With radio, heater, 5 good tires $595 1948 MERCURY-Convertible coupe. Finish is gray, the tires, are new, fully equipped, the Sunshine car, $995 BILL BURGESS, INC. 2424-E. MICHIGAN PHONE 44496 OPEN EVENINGS FORD 1941-2-door deluxe. good condition.

$200. 3053 Eaton Rapids rd. or call 94822. FORD 1947-Stationwagon, radio, heater. new paint.

Mechanically, body and tires good. $475. Will trade. Call 41568. FORD 1950 -Custom club coupe.

beautiful maroon finish, factory-installed radio heater, defroster and spotlight. This is an exceptional low car' and like new throughout. Chas. Ellerbrock. 1115 E.

Michigan. Call 92115. Open to 10. FORD 1949 Club coupe. maroon.

radio. heater, spotlight and seat covers. Real sharp! Full price $1,095. Roy Christensen, Ford dealer at Mason. Phone 6MA-9611.

Open evenings. FORD 1949-Custom deluxe V-8 4-door sedan. A-1 condition. Call 22292. FORD 1951-Victoria.

Beautiful maroon. has radio and heater. Drive it with more than the usual amount of pride. 5 other Fords at Bailey-Smith, 2311 E. Michigan.

Phone 99478, open evenings. FORD 1951-8-cylinder 2-door custom. radio. heater, etc. Price $1,650.

Will trade. Phone 22581. FRAZER 1947 Overdrive. good tires. good motor.

Reasonable. Owner. Phone 59304. HUDSON 1947-Super 6 2-door. Good finish.

good tires, clean upholstery. Has radio, heater. Real excellent service. Only $695. Eppler-McCarrick.

your Hudson dealer, 1020 S. Washington. Phone 96071. HUDSON 1949-Super 6 2-door. Original shiny black finish.

Has radio. heater, good tires. Clean upholstery. Runs like new. Now only $1,275.

Eppler-McCarrick, your Hudson dealer, 1020 S. Washington. Phone 96071. HUDSON 1950-Commodore sedan. Original gray-gold finish.

Good white sidewall tires. Tan nylon upholstery. Has radio and overdrive. Get our low price. Eppler-McCarrick, your Hudson dealer.

1020 S. Washington. Phone 96071. HUDSON 1948 Super 4-door, owned and well cared for by local merchant. A mighty nice family car and going for A most reasonable price.

Harold Chaffin, 2501 S. Cedar st. Phone 21287. open to 10. HUDSON 8--1949.

Take over payments. 2230 W. Dunlap. HUDSON- Town's biggest. cleanest selection.

Your car is worth more in trade at Les Foote, Lansing or Mason. Ride better for less. KAISER-1948 4-door. Body and general mechanical condition better than erage. Good tires.

This is a nice car. $795. Malcolm Milks. Inc. Used Car Lot.

1300 E. Michigan. Phone 95281. Open evenings. KAISER 1948- 4-door, original green finish.

good motor. body and tires. $245 down. $29.50 monh. Jack Roveton.

2216 E. Michigan. Phone 47448. KAISER 1947-4-door. In very older 800d condition, $525.

Would take car trade. 3414 W. Main. KAISER- Town's biggest. cleanest selection.

Your car is worth more in trade at Les Foote, Lansing or Mason. Ride better for less. KAISER 1950 4-door sedan. Clean as hound's tooth and a real buy at Al Norris. 1621 N.

Larch. across from Motor Wheel. Phone 92516. Open evenings. LINCOLN 1950 (SEE You may have, assumed that Lincoln is priced beyond your means.

Take the time to get the facts. You can get that better deal at Harold Chaffin. 2501 S. Cedar. Phone 21287, open to 10.

LINCOLN-1949, Cosmopolitan, fully equipped. like new. Mileage 9.000. Phone 41022. Automotive AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE I -RATES AND RULESEFFECTIVE NOV.

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FUNERAL ANNOUNCEMENTS NEWTON. Fred. Friday. Cochapel. SANDEFER.

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ESTES-LEADLEY COMPANY 325 W. WASHTENAW PHONE 21651 IN MEMORIAM BATEMAN, JOSEPH This world may change from year to But And never friends shall from the day to one day loved From memory pass away. HELEN BATEMAN. FLOWERS, MOURNING GOODS FLOWERS By wire and for local dellv- 127 Colonial Flower Shop. W7 Phone 51431, MONUMENTS, CEMETRY LOTS CHAPEL HILL-4 burial spaces.

Leaving state will discount Call 74783. DELANO MONUMENT WORKS. INC.Quarry owners and manufacturers. "The world's largest retailer of Best because they're custom made to meet your requirements. Before placing your order for a monument or marker call B.

W. Fish, memorial consultant, 82715. W. B. BURLESON Monument Works.

Buy direct and save money. Eaton Rapids. Phone 7121. YUNKER MEMORIALS, INC. ters for monuments and markers.

1116 E. Mt. Hope. Phone 41433. PERSONALS A.

A. A OFFICIAL Wrecker Sheets service Service. calls, any day or night. kind. Phone 98258 or 506 S.

Washington. ADJUSTABLE -Window screens, 89c and $1.19. Open evenings. Sundays 9 to 1. Dexter Hardware, 4101 W.

Saginaw. Call 49268. AFTER YOU ADD VIGORO Just sit back and watch it grow. Ask the Dean. Dean Hardware, 2703 Turner.

Phone. 57421. AHOY BOOKWORMS! Browse through our new lending library. You'll find the 'latest in books at Sisco's. Minimum rate, 15c.

Sisco Rexall Drugs, 333-335 S. Washington. ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS May reached by P. O. Box 991.

ACCOMPLISHED FOOT IA every pair of shoes we fit. See Bendlin's. 1806 E. Michigan. BARIL'S REXALL DRUG Offers piete and prompt prescription service.

1145 S. Washington. BERKEY IRON METAL -OPEN FOR BUSINESS AS USUAL WHILE NEW BRIDGE IS BEING CONSTRUCTED. SOUTH ST. IS OPEN FROM S.

WASHINGTON AVE. 623 E. SOUTH ST. finest service largest part stock inCADILLAC OWNERS- Central Michigan's cluding scarce chrome hubcaps, and all standard make genuine white wall tires, available to you whether you purchased your car from us or not. McClintock Cadillac.

2400 E. Michigan. CURB SERVICE now with our inside table service and carry out servIce. Choice of sandwiches. snacks.

luncheons or complete meals and fountain service. Varsity Drive In Restaurant. one block east of East Lansing on US-16. DEBTS- I will not be responsible for any debts contracted in my name, other than by after this day date. Tuesday, April 29, 1952.

Stephen Fortuna, 525 Albert. East Lansing. Mich. DEBTS- 1 will not be responsible for any debts contracted in name, other than by myself, after this day and date. Wednesday, April 30.

1952. William D. Morrissey, 910 W. Kalamazoo Lansing. DEBTS will not be responsible 101 any debts contracted in our name.

other than by ourselves, after this day and date: Thursday, May 1. 1952. Lela B. Roster, Ernest Oliver Rosier, 6289 Kaiser R. 1.

East Lansing. DETECTIVE. PRIVATE -Notary public. Phone 93900. N.

Capitol ave. Anona E. Beebe. Service Bureau. DRUG -And merchandise delivery.

Call 47424. Probst Drug 3 stores open all day Sundays. E. Michigan store closed 1 to 5 p. Sundays.

FLYING TO KENTUCKY DERBY-Leaving morning of May 3. return after races. Desire 4 passengers. Hughes Flying Service, call 47416. for summer wear.

$1.98 pair. Curtis Cut FOAM slippers. Perfect Rate drug. 600 E. Kalamazoo.

GET GAS AT NIGHT--At Mac's All-Car Service, corner Saginaw at Washington. Phone 93910. We never close. 8. Want passengers one or both ways.

GOING TO GREENFIELD, TEN Call 92333. HOSPITAL COSTS HAVE INCREASED Protect your family with adequate hospitalization coverage. J. C. V'alters Agency.

Call 41474. HOWARD'S HARDWARE -E. High Open evenings Lawn and garden plies. Phone 40969. IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT THE PAGODA RESTAURANT, "ONE OF MICHIGAN'S OUTSTANDING EATING PLACES." NOW OPEN FOR BUSINESS AS USUAL FOLLOWING OUR TEM- PORARY CLOSING DUE TO FIRE DAMAGE.

SORRY TO HAVE CAUSED YOU ANY INCONVENIENCE. WE WELCOME YOUR VALUED PATRONAGE. 1824 E. MICHIGAN. LOCATE PASSENGER FLIGHTS Over Lansing, Sundays.

Hughes Flying ServIce, call 47416. MINERAL BATHS In the relief diabetes. of rheumatism. sinus, flu and 509 S. Capitol.

Phone 42222. MOM AND DAD -And family. Why fret and worry about that noon luncheon or evening meal, when we can give you a real well filling meal. at less than you can prepare it. Or a sandwich or a snack or a delicious fountain delicacy.

Come out today at the Varsity Restaurant, one block east of East Lansing on US-16. NEED A WHEEL may buy it or rent it at Apothecary shop. Michigan Theater Arcade. Call 20884. PLEASING YOU--Pleases us! And we have pleased hundreds upon hundreds in Lansing and central Michigan with our prescription compounding.

Your doctor will place his stamp of approval on the North Side Pharmacy, Washington at Grand River. RICHARD'S DRUG STORE- For accurate prescription fillings. Quality drugs used always. 924 E. Grand River.

STOMACH Vi-gere for new life. Acclaimed by thousands. Call 48891. Mrs. Bert Robbins.

TRANSPORTATION- -To west Texas. Arizona. Drive one of our cars. For details call Bancroft Motor Sales. 94387.

Announcements LOST, FOUND AND STRAYED BABY BUGGY MATTRESS -Blue and red. Lost downtown Saturday. Reward. Phone 89434. GLASS FLY ROD With reel and line, C.

Higgins. Lost in Weger parking lot, corner Capitol and Shiawassee. $5 reward. Call 28025. SHETLAND- Sheep dog.

Better known as miniature collie. Tri-color. Has black coat, white band atound neck. Touch of brown around ears and eyes. Has white front, feet and legs.

Name is Chole. Lost in vicinity of Ann and Division East Lansing. Reward. Phone 86430. BLOND SPRINGER SPANIEL Male, 9 months old.

strayed from 1200 block W. Washtenaw last Friday. Call 42904. RED SUITCASE -Lost Friday. Placed by mistake in red Plymouth coupe at college.

Finder call 56257. Reward. HERE'S THE WHOLE STORY- Of State Journal Classified ads' popularitysults! To place result bringing ad. phone 41351. LINCOLN 1949 CONVERTIBLEThis Cosmopolitan in attractive maroon finish with heater, radio and overdrive will satisfy your longing for that feeling of pride that most folks want when out on the highway.

Get the facts on this car and the deal that can make it yours. Harold Chaffin, 604 E. Michigan. Drive onto lot to park while shopping. Phone 21286, we're open to 10.

While this luncheon is in progress, Mrs. MacArthur will be feted at a women's party at the Union Memorial building. Sen. Harry F. Hittle's wife is handling the arrangements for this affair.

At 3:15 p. Gen. MacArthur is scheduled to pick up Mrs. MacArthur for the Lansing parade, to start at 3:30 p. about 2000 E.

Michigan ave. The parade will climax in front of the state capitol, where a rostrum is to be erected and he will speak to an expected crowd of 100,000 persons. Mayor Ralph Crego, chairman of Lansing's committee, said details of the parade will be completed and an order issued by G. Thrun, parade marshal, early next week. He issued this statement after a meeting with his committee in the offices of Paul A.

Martin, publisher of The State Journal, Wednesday afternoon. Participating in the parade will be the M. S. C. band, which will head the line of march; 3,500 ROTC cadets, civil air patrol cadets, group of girls from Holland attired in Dutch costumes, massed American Legion, V.

F. W. and Boy Scouts of America and other Lansing groups. Dwight H. Rich, superintendent of public schools, said 18 or 19 school bands will be in the march.

The downtown area and E. Michigan ave. will be decked out with American flags and merchants will display patriotic "Welcome MacArthur" signs bearing Gen. MacArthur's picture. After speaking from the capitol lawn platform, Gen.

MacArthur will retire to the Hotel Olds to rest before a speech in the house of representatives at approximately 8 p. m. Russian Masses 'Free World Ally' NEW YORK, May 1 (P)-Admiral Alan G. Kirk says that the free world's best potential allies in the struggle against Soviet Communism are the masses of the Russian people themselves. The former U.

S. ambassador to Russia, speaking last night at a Tolstoy foundation dinner, described these masses as I munism's "Today we first and know oldest enough victims." about the silent conflict that rages between the Kremlin despots and their subjects to realize that Stalin cannot simply thrust the Soviet army and people into battle," Kirk declared. "To order Russia into war he (Stalin) must not only be confident that he has the necessary weapons and resources; he must also be confident that the officers and soldiers of the Soviet army will obey his command and hurl themselves against us, not against them." Marriage Licenses Orlle J. Munson. 60.

M. of 1540 Lindbergh and Genevieve Willyoung. 44. of 936 South Lawn, East Lansing. Coleman Sego.

41, of 3407 Mt. Hope and Ruby P. Robbins. 40, of R. 1.

East Lansing. Raymond G. Sculley, 24. of 1301 W. Shiawassee and Jacqueline Abbruzzese.

18. of Melliken. Lorenz J. Maisel. 51, of Conklin: Jetterson and Onihlea K.

46. of 2009 William William D. Wager. 21. of West Shaw hall.

East Lansing. and Paula J. Fowler. of 1410 Sheldon st. Peter DeWilde.

25. of 2410 Creston Riffin and ave. Pollyanna Ball. 23, of 318 S. Births TANNER -Born to Mr.

and Mrs. Leo Tanner, 2325 Devonshire a son. Kenneth Jay, April 17, at Edward W. Sparrow hospital. FORD -Born to Mr.

and Mrs. William L. Ford. 1125 Bensch a daughter. Rebecca Anne, at Edward W.

Sparrow hospital on April 12. DI -Born to Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas M. DiSante.

Detroit. a son. olas on April 25. Mrs. DiSante Y.

Shulick daughter of of Lansing. Mr. and Mrs. John 3. to Mr.

and Mrs. Russell D. Morris. R. Lansing.

a son. April 28 at McLaughlin hospital. WOLF. to Rev. and Mrs.

Herbert C. Wolf. 510 Carl. Linden April 29 at Lansing, W. son.

Sparrow Martin hospital. Deaths Mrs. Harriet Going Mrs. Harriet Going, 3509 Wolf died at a local hospital Wednesday. She was born Feb.

9, 1897. at Alma and had lived in this vicinity for 16 years. Surviving are the husband. Clare; a son. Wayne.

and two grandchildren of Lansing: lake and Mrs. Mona Raiche of Gunn lake, sisters. Mrs. Charles Whitmore of Park and one brother. Allie Stanton of Shaftsburg.

Funeral services will be held from the Gorsline-Runciman funeral home Saturday at 1 D. m. Rev. Eaden Davis of the Michigan Avenue Methodist church will officiate. Burial will be at Riverdale, Mich.

Charles Edward Bennett Charles Edward Bennett. 51. of 2102 Forest died unexpectedly Wednesday evening at his residence. Mr. Bennett had been a resident of Lansing since 1918.

He was a member of the Westminster Presbyterian church. Capitol Lodge No. 66. F. and A.

and the Plumbers Steamfitters union. He had been with the Lansing Heating and Ventilating company for the past 17 years. He is survived by the widow. Doris of Lansing: two sons. Charles B.

of Grand Rapids and Pfc. Robert C. in the U. S. army stationed in Korea: two brothers.

Lewis Bennett of Lansing and Raymond Bennett of Mason. and two grandchildren. Funeral Leadley services will be held at the EstesColonial chapel at 1 o'clock urday afternoon. Rev. C.

M. Mullenbure of Westminster Presbyterian church will officiate and Capitol Lodge No. 66, F. and A. M.

will give its services. Funerals John J. Kennedy 68. of Funeral 330 S. services Clemens for John J.

Kennedy, Tuesday, will be held from the GorslineRunciman funeral home Friday at 2:30 D. m. Evangelical Rev. United Norman Brethren Klump of church Calvary officiate. Burial will be in Deendale cemetery.

William Pallbearers will be William Cummings. Robinson. Richard Cain. Lee Boone, Floyd Clay and Frank Holden. Ross M.

Dibble Funeral services for Ross M. Dibble. 67. of 821 Max former assistant chief of the Lansing fire department. who died Tuesday evening, will he Friday morning at 10 o'clock at Holy Cross church.

Rev. Fr. Ambrose Finnegan will officiate. Interment will be in St. Joseph Active pallbearers will be Leon Orler, Victor Space, Clifford Jeffreys, Ray Franks.

Jake Miller and William Hinman. Honorary pallbearers will be Chief Hugh Fisher. Assistant Chief Charles Decker. Deputy Waldo Peterson. Deputy Lawrence Therrian.

Capt. Karl Zipple and Capt. Earl Miller. The rosary will be recited Thursday evening at 8 o'clock at the Palmer-Bush funeral home. Jack D.

Sandefer Funeral services for Jack D. Sandefer. 2326 Alpha who died Tuesday, will be held at the Estes- Leadley Colonial chapel at o'clock Friday afternoon. Rev. William Hainsworth of Mayflower Congregational church will officiate.

Interment Pallbearers will be in Evergreen McQueen. cemetery. will be Arnold Suddath. William Erbele, Rex Kidd. Carter Stubblefield and Harold Ferrell.

Fred Newton Funeral services for Fred Newton, Meridian township. who died Wednesday morning. will be held at the Estes- Leadley Colonial chapel at 10 o'clock Friday morning. Rev. William Hainsworth of the Mayflower Congregational church will ficiate.

Interment will be in Mt. Hopel cemetery, MERCURY- Here is your chance to save on a 1950 club coupe. Forced, make quick sale. Phone 57821. MERCURY 1951- Maroon 4-door with radio, heater and overdrive.

A beautiful car with very low mileage. Get the facts, us appraise your car. Own and drive a Mercury for greater satisfaction. Harold Chatfin. 2501 S.

Cedar. Phone 21287, open to 10. MERCURY 1947-4-door sedan. New motor and paint. See this car at George Row ley's.

1322 E. Michigan ave. Open eve nings. Phone 41279. MERCURY 1949.

4-door deluxe, excellent condition. Will consider older part payment. Phone 57310. 1330 W. Hillsdale.

MERCURY- Convertible, cream color, Must be seen to be appreciated. Call 43167. MERCURY 1951-2-door green, Mercuramatic drive, approximately 3,800 miles. 1521 W. Saginaw.

Phone 46433. MERCURY 1950 2-door. lovely dark finish, has radio, heater and very good tires. This "Goodwill car backed by our famous 50-50 guarantee for 90 days or 4,000 miles. It's in perfect condition inside and out and priced way below ceiling.

Don't hesitate on this one for it is a marvelous car, like new and a real buy! Test drive it to be convinced. Best deal on trades. Take 18 months to pay. Capitol City Pontiac, 311 River Phone 57214. Open evenings.

MERCURY-1949 4-door. 2-tone complete with heat. music. seat covers turn signals and tires like new. honey! Better hurry on this one.

Chas. brock, 1115 E. Michigan. Call Open to 10. MERCURY 1950- 4-door.

Original blue finish. radio. heater, 18.000 actual miles. Weekend special $1,495. Trade and terms.

Jack Royeton, 2216 E. Michigan. Phone 47448. MERCURY- Town's biggest, cleanest selection. Your car is worth more in trade at Les Foote, Lansing or Mason.

Ride better for less. NASH 1951-Convertible, almost new, fully equipped with overdrive. Sacrifice $1.495. Call 46843. NASH in 2-tone green.

Has weather-eye heater, these are the that do right by you on every gallon of gas you buy. Easy to own. Stop in Harold Chaffin. 604 E. Michigan and buy at todays lower prices.

Phone 21286, open to 10. NASH 1949- 4-door Ambassador. Overdrive, Nash bed, plastic seat covers, A-1 condition throughout. Weekspecial. $995.

Trade and terms. Jack Royeton. 2216 E. MichIgan. Phone 47448.

NASH 1950 Super Statesman, 2-tone green and gray, has weather heater and makes into a bed. Just this one but it is going at a price that will make someone a good buy. Will It be you? Bailey-Smith, 2311 E. Michigan. Phone 99478, open evenings.

OLDSMOBILE 1947-Club coupe. matic. 6 cylinder and good performer. Mechanically A-1. Finish and upholstery are real good.

And now only $845. Eppler-McCarrick. your Hudson dealer. 1020 S. Washington.

Phone 96071. OLDSMOBILE 1950- 98 convertible, cellent condition. fully equipped. new tires. 1001 Morgan.

Call 48323. OLDSMOBILE 1951- -Super (88) 4-door sedan. standard shift. $2.000. Phone 81078.

638 Snyder. East Lansing OLDSMOBILE 1951- Holiday sedan. Hydramatic and accessories, low mileage. Excellent care. original owner.

Phone 86720, week-days after 4 p. m. OLDSMOBILE 1947- Club coupe, like new, hydramatic transmission. You will be proud to own this low priced beauty. Al Edwards.

Inc. "'Your DeSoto-Plymouth Saginaw at Grand River. Phone 96515. Open nings. OLDSMOBILE 1947- club sedan.

good all around condition. Must sell this week. Best offer. 1445 E. Grand River.

Phone 96247. OLDSMOBILE 1951 Hard top Super "88. Black top, red bottom. 6,000 miles. New car warranty.

1 south on M-47 and Perry mile east. 2742 Elsworth Perry. OLDSMOBILE 1950- hardtop, cream body, black top, deluxe equipment, red leather upholstering. Less than 10,000 miles. A-1 condition.

217 Custer. OLDSMOBILE 1951-98. 4-door, 2 tone, deluxe equipment, including visor, oversize tires, washers. turn signal, undercoating. 10.500 miles.

Owner. Phone 85296. 226 Durand. East Lansing. OLDSMOBILE-1946.

"76. 2-door. dio, heater, in very good condition. $695. 211 Reo ave.

Phone 28437. OLDSMOBILE-1951. super 2-door. Hydramatic, air conditioned heater, undercoated, low mileage, 2-tone. Call 81335.

OLDSMOBILES- At Chaffin's. 1949 2-door, streamline body. 1947 Station wagon in good condition. Harold Chaffin, 604 E. Michigan.

Drive onto lot to park while shopping. Phone 21286, we're open to 10. OLDSMOBILE 1949 4-door, hydramatic, one owner. Phone 28157. 1951 Super door, 2-tone sedan.

hydramatic. Heater. turn signals. other accessories. 7,250 miles.

"Call 43661. 1707 S. Washington. OLDSMOBILE1951 Super 88. 4-door.

Hydramatic. heater, radio, turn signals, windshield washer. electric clock, undercoating. $2.200. Phone 57300.

OLDSMOBILE-1947 convertible. 98 hy. dramatic. beige color, excellent dition, low mileage. Call owner 82634.

OLDSMOBILE-1951 Super 4-door. Hydra: matic, radio, heater, other sories. Exceptionally clean, low mileage. Phone 52732. OLDSMOBILE1948 2-door, ventional shift.

in excellent condition. An exceptionally clean car; low mileage, good tires and battery, brilliant finish, heater. undercoat. reasonably priced. Private owner.

Call 83131 after 5 p. m. OLDSMOBILE 1941-Hydramatic. 78 door, good mechanically, needs some body work. Any offer over $100.

422 S. Magnolia. OLDSMOBILE 1947- '68 4-door sedan. with radio. heater and a brand new oven-baked light green enamel metallic paint job.

Looks like a "million" and sharp as a tack! Runs beautifully, too! Exceptionally clean throughout. If it's bargain you're after. this is it! An unbeatable value at our low Ask to see and drive this fine car. We trade. Take 18 months to pay.

Capitol City Pontiac. 311 River st. Phone 57214. OLDSMOBILE super club coupe, deluxe. $2,050.

Phone 50826. OLDSMOBILE-1948 "98" deluxe club sedan. Hydramatic. radio and heater. Low mileage.

very good condition. Phone owner 46728. OLDSMOBILE Radio, heat. er. good condition.

Call 28002. OLDSMOBILE 1950- 4-door deluxe, hydramatic. whitewall tires, radio. 9.500 miles. Perfect condition.

By owner. Phone 91498. OLDSMOBILE 1950- 4-door sedan, light green. hydramatic, heater, radio, seat covers and turn signals. Price $1,675.

Phone Grand Ledge 56F23. OLDSMOBILE 1951-Super 4-door sedan. hydramatic. Phone 24247. OLDSMOBILE 1951- 4-door "88.

with hydramatic. radio. heater. visor. coated.

light blue. excellent condition. Call owner. Phone 93145. OLDSMOBILE 1951-Super 4-door, hydramatic.

heater. radio, turn signal, undercoated. low mileage. Private owner at 324 Smith after 5 p. m.

OLDSMOBILE 1938 -4-door sedan. Call after 5 p. m. Thursday and Friday: all day Saturday. Phone 49789.

OLDSMOBILE 1948 club sedan. new 2-tone paint. 3 others to choose from at Bailey-Smith. 2311 E. Michigan.

Phone 99478. Open evenings. OLDSMOBILE 1947- club sedan. good tires, radio and heater, $995. 1020 Clark st.

PACKARD 1948-In very good condition, This 4-door has radio and heater. you are looking for a car that is easy to handle, comfortable for the long rides. always dependable we ask you to stop in and see this Packard. Harold Chatfin. 2501 S.

Cedar. Phone 21287. open to 10. PACKARD 1948 Deluxe sedan. fully equipped, new 2 tone finish, runs fectly.

Price only $1.095. Call your ard Dealer, 48473. PACKARD 1949-Sedan. good condition, radio and heater. Phone 49308.

PLYMOUTH-1951 Cranbrook. 4-door. dio, heater, clean. low mileage, white wall tires, only $1.695. Terms, trade.

Gibson Motor Sales. 2101-03 E. Michigan. Phone 41021. PLY MOUTH 1946- -Special deluxe, new tires.

new battery and brakes. radio. heater, fog lights. Call 92381..